linguisticallyunsound:

FEELING UNFOCUSED?

• Pomodoro Timer, Simple Pomodoro | It is hard to get in the right mood to study sometimes, so splitting your reision time in 25 minutes increments (with a five minutes break between each session) makes it a lot less daunting.
  
• Forest | If you’re constantly distracted by your smartphone, this application is good as it grows a tree every time your phone is left untouched — and it kills one once you access another application. At the end of a productive day, you’ll have a beautiful forest to track your progress and encourage more study sessions!
• Coffitivity | If the sound of a coffeehouse is what keeps you focused, this application mimics the noises  — even if you’re not able to go to one.

FEELING UNPRODUCTIVE?

• Cram, Quizlet | Simple flashcard applications that also has a website, so you can access your flashcards on both your phone and computer!
• SolCalendar | A handy little calendar application to keep track of your important deadlines and events, so you never end up handing homework in late!
• Keep | My personal choice for a to-do application. Note down little remainders and things to accomplish throughout the day, and access them online once the day is over! The best feeling is ticking things you’ve done, and feeling like you’ve done a lot… even if you haven’t!
• Pocket | It’s okay if you’re feeling unproductive. Sometimes, it just happens. But, save some articles or academic journals onto Pocket so you can read it offline, once you do feel more inclined to study!
  

FEELING STRESSED?

• Colorfy | Adult colouring books are really in these days, so here’s a portable colouring book if you’re feeling a little down, or just bored.
• White Noise | Take a good rest  — you deserve it! And, maybe, you might need a little help to get sustained sleep.